My favorite Linux command line apps

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  • ranger

    A VIM-inspired filemanager for the console

    • ranger is a free, open-source software file manager for the linux desktop. It aims to help both new and experienced users to efficiently manage their files, and to seamlessly navigate their file systems.

  • Vim

    The official Vim repository

    • Vim is one of my favorite terminal apps. It's a command line editor (has GUI version too) that let's you edit files very quickly. The whole app is using keyboard shortcuts that can be challenging to learn.

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